 Business / Re: Naira To Be Delisted From Crypto P2P Platforms by Omowale2023(m): 5:31pm On May 07 |
clearcrystal:
This is a good news.
All those lazy youth that are hell bent on destroying our economy by trading and speculating the exchange rate on P2P platforms are in deep shit already.
Instead of investing in physical asset they prefer to get rich quicker by trading USDT in the comfort of their bedroom at the detriment of our economy.
I keep telling people the rate we see online is not the true exchange rate.
I'm sure they will switch to Telegram but don't be surprised in 2 weeks time the CBN will equally ban Telegram.
Your assertions are very-very unwise. So if they go to WhatsApp?, will they ban that too? The only way to solve this dollar issue to increase the economy through production. Nigeria wants to eat their cake and have it. It's not possible! 1 Like |
| Politics / Re: Dear Obedients, Kindly Note That We Are Dealing With Mad People by Omowale2023(m): 4:25am On Apr 27 |
drugBaronTINUBU:
Fellow Obedients,
It is now very clear we are dealing with mad people.
Imagine what someone tweeted and his evidence
It is that bad. The plan is to mislead people and do the GEJ treatment on Obi.
But we are just starting.
Many are mad. Few are roamingTanzania has shut down five hydroelectric stations to reduce excess electricity in the national grid, the prime minister Kassim Majaliwa has said.
According to Majaliwa, the main plant, Mwalimu Nyerere Hydroelectric Station, has alone generated enough electricity to power major cities.
Among the cities that are being powered is Dar es Salaam, the country’s commercial hub.
“We have turned off all these stations because the demand is low and the electricity production is too much, we have no allocation now,” an official from the state-run power company, Tanesco, said.
The 2,115 MW Julius Nyerere hydropower dam is said to be almost full of water, following heavy rains that started early this year.
A current spell of extreme weather has led to at least 58 deaths in Tanzania and devastated other East African nations like Kenya.
It is the first time Tanzania, which suffers chronic power shortages, has closed hydroelectric stations as a result of excess production.https://guardian.ng/news/tanzania-shut-down-hydroelectric-stations-to-cut-excess-electricity/#:~:text=Tanzania 
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| Politics / Re: APC And Reno Are Set To Demarket Obi, And They Will Succed by Omowale2023(m): 9:00pm On Apr 26 |
chopnaira:
Brilliant submission OP.
APC has not even started. It's still Reno doing a lone wolf job for PDP.  . APC only released the yes daddy tape and tempered down. I am sure they will start firing from all cylinders by 2026.
I also mentioned in a previous thread that Obi only got lucky in 2023 because his declaration came as a suprise to everyone, so voters and people did not have enough time to beam lights on his abysmal performance in Anambra, even though some of us knew he was full of shit. Several past social media post, including those on Nairaland are a testimony to that.
His brand has been taking multiple hits. In less than a year, the Obidient crowd has changed from a more multi ethnic group to now almost a purely Ibo political group. Wow.....Just wow! Normally i don't comment on nonsensical posts. But with you, i will make an exception. With the negative de-marketing of PO, all i can say is, you all are making him more popular. Accordingly to psychological research, Which has be proven countless times TRUE!, Its states that: "Human beigns are drawn to negativity than positivity". That's why we don't remember the countless positive things people do for us, but when they do a bad thing against our persona, we tag the person "Wicked". It's also the same reason why we would click on this headline- "10 REASONS WHY MASTURBATING A DAY KEEPS THE DOCTOR AWAY". Instead of: 'Eating 5 apples a day makes you healthy all always'. So, if you think you are making obi lose popularity, you are dead-wrong, in-fact! You are drawing more people closer and closer to him. You too should reason this: will i attack, destroy or waste my energy on someone who isn't a threat? Please reason it well! It might help you. |
| Education / Re: Lagos State University(2023/2024) Post Graduate Form Is Out by Omowale2023(m): 8:39pm On Apr 16 |
kingalli2:
I was at PG school today and I was told that the form is still out, I also visited cafe in school, and they confirmed that it's still available, you can still buy the form Pls can you email me your number. Ifeosho22@gmail.com |
| Politics / Re: Apart From The Southwest, Where Else Is Tinubu’s Support Base? by Omowale2023(m): 11:30am On Apr 07 |
Penguin2:
You used to be more reasonable than this.
You used to speak with facts and commonsense but I don’t know what happened to you.
Not even Tinubu himself would say what you are saying.
All those who doubted Obi before the elections have all hidden their faces in shame but you have refused to enthrone reason but chose to dwell in inanities.
Obi won Abuja
Obi won Nasarawa
Obi won Plateau
Obi lost Benue by just 3k votes.
Obi won Lagos
Obi won Edo
Obi won Cross River
Obi won Delta even when PDP Presidential running mate was from that state and a sitting governor.
Obi won Rivers.
Talking about Southeast would amount to overkill.
Yet you sit here and blab?
You said this on another thread and I ignored you and you came here to say it again.
I would understand if you don’t want Obi to become president for whatever your reason(s) might be, but don’t ever come around my space and be illogical and irrational.
You should know I don’t roll like that Don't mind them, I stopped arguing with all this set of animals long time ago. It's a real shame we breathe the same oxygen. Really shame! |
| Politics / Re: Why Can't Igbos Support This Man For Presidency? by Omowale2023(m): 2:18am On Apr 07 |
flokii:
How can Umahi with so much achievements be second choice while the one with nothing to his name is your first choice?.. see witchcraft o Okay. I will assume you voted emilokan in 2023. So that's out of the way. Umahi & soludo are better than obi, and yes obi will not do better than Tinubu. Therefore, if Umahi is better, why didn't he come out to run for president?. You are the main reason why Nigeria will never be better: Why?, Because you think life is a bed of roses. You think political structures are everything. According to your false narrative: "If you're not in a main party, you can't win an election". But you are not God, you can rubbish obi and praise Tinubu all you like, but one thing is for sure, no igbo man will never have the political clout obi has. So you can shove your dumb narrative and useless opinions up your ass or down your throat. Your forking choice. 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Business / Re: Vessel Diesel Engine Repair And Maintenance by Omowale2023(m): 4:45pm On Apr 06 |
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| Business / Re: Diesel Engine Repair And Services by Omowale2023(m): 4:44pm On Apr 06 |
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| Car Talk / Re: Marine Diesel Engine Repairs And Maintenance Training by Omowale2023(m): 4:42pm On Apr 06 |
Ub4offshore1:
MARINE DIESEL ENGINE REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE TRAINING
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| Education / Re: Lagos State University(2023/2024) Post Graduate Form Is Out by Omowale2023(m): 4:24pm On Apr 06 |
Tonnierichy:
Have you received any message for Lasu post graduate admission screening exercise? Is the form still out |
| Education / Re: Lagos State University(2023/2024) Post Graduate Form Is Out by Omowale2023(m): 10:53pm On Apr 04 |
Tonnierichy:
ADVERTISEMENT FOR PART & FULL TIME ADMISSION INTO POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES FOR THE 2023/2024 ACADEMIC SESSION
The Postgraduate School invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the underlisted postgraduate programmes at the Lagos State University (LASU), Ojo, for the 2023/2024 academic session.
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
The University requires five [5] CREDITS including English Language at Ordinary Level (GCE, WASC, SSCE, NECO and NABTEB) for ALL courses and credit in MATHEMATICS at Ordinary Level for SCIENCE, SOCIAL SCIENCES, MANAGEMENT SCIENCES and EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT courses.
1. FACULTY OF ARTS
A. Department of African Languages.
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Yoruba Literature & Culture
ii. M.A. Yorùbá Language (Full Time/Part Time)
iii. M.A. Yoruba Literature & Culture
iv. M. Phil/Ph.D Yorùbá Language (Full Time/Part Time)
v. M. Phil/Ph.D Yorùbá Literature & Culture (Full Time/Part-Time)
vi. Ph.D Yorùbá Language. (Full Time/Part-Time)
vii. Ph.D Yoruba Literature & Culture
B. Department of History and
International Studies
i Postgraduate Diploma in International Relations & Strategic Studies [PGDIRSS].
ii. Master in International Relations & Strategic Studies [MIRSS].
iii M.A in History and Diplomacy
iv. M.Phil./Ph.D History and
Diplomacy
v. Ph.D History and Diplomacy
C. Department of Religions & Peace Studies
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Christian Religious
ii. Studies
iii. M.A. Christian Religious Studies
iv. M.Phil./Ph.D Christian Religious Studies
v. Ph.D Christian ReligiousStudies
vi. Postgraduate Diploma in Islamic Studies
vii. M.A. Islamic Studies
viii. M.Phil./Ph.D Islamic Studies
ix. Ph.D Islamic Studies
D. Department of English
i. M. A. English Language (Full Time/Part Time)
ii. M. A. Literature in English (Full Time/Part Time)
iii. M.Phil./Ph.D English
iv. Ph.D English
E. Department of Foreign
Languages
i. Master in Translation and Interpretation
ii. M.A. Arabic Studies
iii. M.Phil/Ph.D Arabic Studies
iv. Ph.D Arabic Studies
v. M.A. French
vi. M.Phil/Ph.D French
vii. Ph.D French
F. Department of Theatre Arts and Music
1. Theatre Arts Programmes
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Theatre Arts
ii. M.A Theatre Arts
iii. M.Phil/Ph.D Theatre Arts
iv. Ph.D Theatre Arts
2. Music Programmes
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Music
ii. M.A Music
iii. M.Phil/Ph.D Music
iv. Ph.D Music
G. Department Of Philosophy
i. M.A. Philosophy
ii. M.Phil/Phd Philosophy
iii. Ph.D. Philosophy
2. FACULTY OF EDUCATION
A. i. Postgraduate Diploma in Education – Full Time/Part Time
B. Department of Educational
Foundations & Counselling Psychology
i. M.Ed. Counselling Psychology
ii. M.Phil/Ph.D Counselling Psychology
iii. Ph.D Counselling Psychology
iv. M.Ed Educational Psychology
v. M.Phil/Ph.D Educational Psychology
vi. Ph.D Educational Psychology
vii. M.Ed. Early Childhood Education
viii. M.Phil/Ph.D Early Childhood Education
ix. Ph.D Early Childhood Education
x. M.Ed Sociology of Education
xi. M.Phil/PhD Sociology of Education
xii. Ph.D Sociology of Education
xiii. M.Ed Philosophy of Education
xiv. M.Phil/Ph.D Philosophy of Education
xv. Ph.D Philosophy of Education
xvi. Master in Educational Test Measurement & Evaluation (Full Time)
C. Department of Human Kinetics, Sports & Health Education
i. M.Ed. Health Education
ii. M.Phil./Ph.D Health Education
iii. Ph.D Health Education
iv. M.Ed. Exercise Physiology
v. M.Phil./Ph.D Exercise Physiology
vi. Ph.D Exercise Physiology
vii. M.Ed. Psychology and Sociology of Sports
viii. M.Phil./Ph.D Psychology and Sociology of Sports
ix. Ph.D Psychology and Sociology of Sports
x. M.Ed Sports Management and Administration
xi. M.Phil./Ph.D Sports
xii. Management and
xiii. Administration
xiv. Ph.D Sports Management and Administration
D. Department of Educational
Management
i. M.Ed. Educational Management (Full Time/Part Time)
ii. M.Phil/Ph.D Educational Management - Full Time
iii. Ph.D Educational Management - (Full Time)
iv. Master of Education [M.Ed] in Business Education
v. MPhil/Ph.D in Business Education
vi. Ph.D in Business Education
vii. Master in Educational Management (M.EM) - Part Time
viii. Doctor of Education (D.Ed.) Educational Management
E. Department of Science and Technology Education
i. M.Ed. Science Education
ii. M.Phil/Ph.D Science Education
iii. Ph.D Science Education
iv. M.Ed Mathematics Education
v. M.Phil/Ph.D Mathematics
vi. Education
vii. Ph.D Mathematics
viii. Education
ix. M.Ed Educational Technology
x. M.Phil/Ph.D Educational Technology
xi. Ph.D Educational Technology
xii. M.Ed Computer Education
xiii. M.Phil/Ph.D Computer Education
xiv. Ph.D Computer Education
F. Department of Language, Arts and Social Science Education
i. Master of Arts Education in Arabic:
ii. Master of Arts Education in English:
iii. Master of Arts Education in Christian Religious Studies.
iv. Master of Science Education in Economics.
v. Master of Arts Education in French.
vi. Master of Science Education in Geography.
vii. Master of Arts Education in History.
viii. Master of Arts Education in Islamic Studies.
ix. Master of Science Education in Political Science.
x. Master of Arts Education in Yoruba.
xi. Master of Education in Social Studies.
xii. Master of Arts Education in Music.
xiii. Masters in Curriculum Studies (MCS)
xiv. M.Phil/Ph.D (Curriculum Studies)
xv. Ph.D (Curriculum Studies)
xvi. Doctor of Education (D.Ed.) Professional
xvii. M.Phil/Ph.D Arabic Language Education
xviii. Ph.D Arabic Language Education
xix. M.Phil/Ph.D French Language Education
xx. Ph.D French Language Education
xxi. M.Phil/Ph.D English Language Education
xxii. Ph.D English Language. Education
xxiii. M.Ed. Curriculum and Instruction
xxiv. M.Phil/Ph.D Curriculum and Instruction
xxv. Ph.D Curriculum and Instruction
xxvi. M.Ed. Social Studies Education
xxvii. M.Phil/Ph.D Social Studies Education
xxviii. Ph.D Social Studies Educ.
xxix. M.Phil/Ph.D Yoruba Language Education
Bleep. Ph.D Yoruba Language Education
xxxi. M.Phil/Ph.D Economics Education
xxxii. Ph.D Economics Education
xxxiii. M.Phil/Ph.D Political Science Education
xxxiv. Ph.D Political Science Education
xxxv. M.Phil/Ph.D Geography Education
xxxvi. Ph.D Geography Education
xxxvii. M.Phil/Ph.D Christian Religious Studies Education
xxxviii. Ph.D Christian Religious Studies Education
xxxix. M.Phil/Ph.D History Education
xl. Ph.D History Education
xli. M.Phil/Ph.D Islamic Studies Education
xlii. Ph.D Islamic Studies Education
xliii. M.Phil/Ph.D Music Education
xliv. Ph.D Music Education
3. CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENT SCIENCE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (CESSED)
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Environmental
Education [Full Time/Part Time]
ii. Postgraduate Diploma in Environmental Resource
Management [Full Time/Part Time]
iii. Master in Environmental Management (MEM) [Part Time]
iv. M.Sc. Environmental Education [Full Time]
v. M.Sc. Environmental Resource Management [Full Time]
vi. M.Phil/Ph.D Environmental Education/Environmental Resource Management
vii Ph.D Environmental Education/Environmental Resource Management
4. CENTRE FOR PLANNING STUDIES
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Planning Studies
ii. Master in Urban and Regional Planning
iii. Postgraduate Diploma in Housing Development
iv. Master In Housing and Urban Development (MHUD)
v. M.Sc. Housing and Urban Development
vi. M.Phil/Ph.D Housing and Urban Development
vii. Ph.D Housing and Urban Development
5. FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
A. Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering.
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Electronic and Computer Engineering
ii. M.Sc. Electronic and Computer Engineering (Full Time/Part Time)
iii. M.Phil./Ph.D Electronic and Computer Engineering (Full Time/Part Time)
iv. Ph.D Electronic and Computer Engineering (Full Time/Part Time)
B. Department of Chemical and Polymer Engineering
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Chemical and Polymer Engineering
M.Sc. Chemical and Polymer Engineering [Full Time/Part Time]
iii. M.Phil/Ph.D Chemical and Polymer Engineering (Full Time/Part Time)
iv. Ph.D Chemical and Polymer Engineering (Full Time/Part Time)
C. Department of Mechanical Engineering
i. Postgraduate Diploma Mechanical Engineering
ii. M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering (Full Time/Part Time)
iii. M.Phil./Ph.D Mechanical Engineering (Full Time/Part Time)
iv. Ph.D Mechanical Engineering (Full Time/Part Time)
6. FACULTY OF LAW
i. LL.M General Programme (Full Time/Part Time)
ii. LLM Maritime and
Commercial Law Programme (Part time)
iii. Postgraduate Diploma in Maritime Law- PGDML
iv. Master of Legal Studies- MLS (Part time)
v. LL.M Taxation (Part time)
vi. MLS Taxation (Part time)
7. FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
A. Department of Public Administration
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Public Administration
ii. M.Sc. Public Administration
with specialization in:
a. Human Resource Management
b. Public Policy Making and Analysis
c. Local Government Administration and Management
d. Public Financial Management and Budgeting
iii. Master in Public Administration (MPA)
iv. M.Phil/Ph.D Public Administration
v. Ph.D Public Administration
vi. Doctor of Public Administration [DPA]
B. Department of Industrial Relations and Personnel Management
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Human Resources & Industrial Relations (Full Time/Part Time)
ii. Master in Human Resources & Industrial Relations (M.HRIR)
iii. M.Sc. Human Resources & Industrial Relations (Full Time/Part Time)
iv. M.Phil/Ph.D Human Resource Management (Full Time/Part Time)
iv. Ph.D Human Resource Management (Full Time/Part Time)
C. Department of Business Administration
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration
ii. Master in Business Administration (MBA)
iii. M.Sc. Business Administration (Full Time/Part Time)
with specialisation in:
a. Business Administration
b. Management
c. International Business
d. M.Phil/Ph.D Business Administration
iv. Ph.D Business Administration
v. Doctor of Business Administration [DBA]
D. Department of Accounting
i. M.Sc. Accounting (Full Time/Part Time)
ii. M.Phil/Ph.D Accounting
iii. Ph.D Accounting
E. Department of Finance
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Finance
ii. M.Sc. Finance
iii. Master In Banking And Finance (MBF Professional)
iv. M.Phil/Ph.D Finance
v. Ph.D Finance
F. Department of Management Technology
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Project Management [PGDPM]
ii. Master of Project Management [MPM].
iii. M.Sc. Project Management
iv. M.Sc. In Production and Operations Management (Full Time)
v. MPhil/Ph.D Project Management
vi. Ph.D Project Management
G. Department of Marketing
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Marketing
ii. M.Sc. Marketing – (Full Time/Part Time)
iii. M.Phil./Ph.D Marketing
vii. Ph.D Marketing
H. Department of Insurance
i. Postgraduate Diploma – Risk Management & insurance
ii. M.Sc. Risk Management & Insurance
iii. Master in Risk Management & Insurance
iv. Master of Risk Management Programme (MRM)
v. MPhil/Ph.D Risk Management & Insurance
vi. Ph.D Risk Management & Insurance
8. FACULTY OF SCIENCE
A. Department of Botany
i. M.Sc. Botany with specialisation in:
Plant Pathology, Mycology, Plant Breeding & Genetics, Cytogenetics, Ecology, Taxonomy, Ecology, Plant Physiology, Ethno-medicine, Biosystematics and Bioinformatics.
ii. MPhil/Ph.D Botany
iv. Ph.D Botany.
B. Department of Fisheries
i. Postgraduate Diploma Fisheries
ii. M.Sc. Fisheries
iii. M.Phil/Ph.D Fisheries
iv. Ph.D Fisheries
C. Department of Biochemistry
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Industrial Biochemistry
ii. M.Sc. in Biochemistry
iii. M.Phil/Ph.D Biochemistry
iv. Ph.D Biochemistry
D. Department of Physics
i. M.Sc. Physics
ii. M.Phil/Ph.D Physics
ii. Ph.D Physics
E. Department of Computer
Science
i. Postgraduate Diploma in
Computer Science
ii. M.Sc. Computer Science
iii. Ph.D Computer Science
iv. Master in Information Technology.(MIT) – Part Time
F. Department of Chemistry
i. Postgraduate Diploma in
Chemistry
ii. M.Sc. Chemistry
iii. M.Phil/Ph.D Chemistry
vi Ph.D Chemistry with specialisation in
a. Organic Chemistry and Natural Products
b. Analytical and Environmental Chemistry
c. Physical and Inorganic Chemistry.
G. Department of Mathematics
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Mathematics
ii. M.Sc. Mathematics.
iii. Ph.D Mathematics with specialization in
a. Pure Mathematics
b. Applied Mathematics
c. Applicable Mathematics
H. Department of Zoology & Environmental Biology
i. M.Sc. Zoology and Environmental Biology
ii. Ph.D Zoology and Environmental Biology
iii. Postgraduate Diploma in Pest and Environmental Management
I. Department of Microbiology
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Microbiology
ii. M.Sc. Microbiology
iii. Ph.D Microbiology
9. FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
A. Department of Economics
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Economics
ii. M.Sc. Economics (Full Time/Part Time)
iii. M.Phil/Ph.D Economics
iv. Ph.D Economics
v. Master in Business Economics (MBE) – Part Time
B. Department of Geography and Planning [Full Time & Part Time]
i. M.Sc. Geography
ii. M.Phil./Ph.D Geography
iii. Ph.D Geography
C. Department of Sociology
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Social Work
ii. Master in Social Work (MSW) (Part Time)
iii. iii Doctor of Social Work (DSW)
iv. Postgraduate Diploma in Criminology and Security Studies [PCSS]
v. .v. Master in Criminology and Security Studies [MCSS]
vi. M.Sc. Sociology
vii. M.Phil./Ph.D Sociology
viii. Ph.D Sociology
D. Department of Psychology
i. M.Sc. Psychology
ii. M.Phil./Ph.D Psychology
iii. Ph.D Psychology
iv. Master In Criminology, Security and Legal Psychology [MCSLP]
10. FACULTY OF COMMUNICATION & MEDIA STUDIES
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Communication Studies [Full Time/Part Time]
ii. Master in Communication Studies (MCS) [[Full Time/Part Time]
iii. M. Sc Communication Studies ([Full Time/Part Time]
iv. M.Phil/Ph.D Communication Studies
vi. Ph.D Communication Studies
vii. Doctor of Communication Studies (Part Time)
CENTRE FOR FINANCIAL FORENSIC INVESTIGATION AND ANALYTICS:
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Financial Forensic and Business Analytics
ii. Postgraduate Diploma in Financial Forensic Investigation and Criminal Intelligence for Managers and Executives
iii. Postgraduate Diploma in Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination
iv. Postgraduate Diploma in Tax Forensic and Tax Fraud Examination
11. SCHOOL OF TRANSPORT & LOGISTICS
i. Master in Transport Planning (MTP)
ii. M.Sc. Transport & Logistics
iii. M.Phil./Ph.D Transport & Logistics
iv. Ph.D Transport & Logistics
v. Master in Logistics and Supply Chain Management Programme (Part Time)
12. COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
(LASUCOM, IKEJA)
A. Department of Anatomy
i M.Sc. Anatomy
ii. M.Phil/Ph.D Anatomy
iii. Ph.D Anatomy
B. Department of Physiology
i M.Sc. Physiology
ii. M.Phil./Ph.D Physiology
iii. Ph.D Physiology
C. Department of Community Health & Primary Health Care
i. Master in Public Health (MPH)
ii. Master of Occupational Health (MOH)
iii. Master of Occupational Medicine (MOM)
D. Department of Medical Biochemistry
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Medical Biochemistry
ii. M.Sc. Medical Biochemistry
iii. M.Phil./PhD Medical Biochemistry
iv Ph.D Medical Biochemistry
E. Faculty of Pathological Sciences
i. M.Phil/Ph.D Pathological Sciences
ii. Ph.D Pathological Sciences
F. Faculty of Clinical Sciences
i. M.Phil/Ph.D Clinical Sciences
ii. Ph.D Clinical Sciences
G. Faculty of Dental Sciences
i. M.Phil/Ph.D Dental Sciences
ii. Ph.D Dental Sciences
13. SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE
i. Postgraduate Diploma in Animal Science
ii. Professional Master in Animal Production [PMAP]
iii. M.Sc. Animal Science
iv. M.Phil/Ph.D Animal Science
v. Ph.D Animal Science
METHOD OF APPLICATION: Applicants are required to pay the sum of Thirty Thousand Naira Only (N30,000.00) non-refundable application fee into LASU account online. All applicants shall be required to sit for Qualifying Examination/Screening on the Main Campus, Ojo, Lagos.
NOTE: Visit the University website www.lasu.edu.ng for information on admission requirements.
CLOSING DATE
Sale of application forms will be closed six (6) weeks from the date of the publication.
Application forms for all programmes should be submitted online and a copy of the Application Form printed out by the applicant.
NOTE:
1. Candidates who have not completed the National Youth Service Corps assignment or their current Postgraduate Programmes need not apply.
2. All academic transcripts must be received latest two weeks after the close of sale of forms.
3. Candidates must personally attend the selection or written examinations as make-up test will not be conducted.
STEPS FOR POSTGRADUATE APPLICATION
1. Visit https://lasu.edu.ng
2. Navigate to the STUDENTS tab and click on the New Application dropdown menu. Then click on PG School/ACEITSE link.
3. Click on "Step 1" to generate an Application Number
4. Supply basic biodata details and select Postgraduate Programme Dropdown.
5. Click Continue.
6. An Application Number will be generated. Copy the Application Number Generated.
7. Proceed to "Step 2" to make the required payment for the Postgraduate Application Fee.
8. After successful payment, return to the application page on "Step 3" to continue the Application
9. Supply Application Number and Surname
10. Complete all required information.
11. Print out your application form.
For further information, please contact:
The Deputy Registrar/Secretary
Postgraduate School
Lagos State University, Ojo
Secretary-pgs@lasu.edu.ng
Emmanuel A. FANU
Registrar & Secretary to Governing Council
Lagos State University
https://twitter.com/LASUOfficial/status/1747582228538786042?t=LPql1aNse9SwFKGfXdGOew&s=19 Is the form still available |
| Business / Re: Cadbury Nigeria Reports N28.2billion Loss In 2023, Shareholders’ Funds Wiped Out by Omowale2023(m): 10:42pm On Apr 02 |
Great0ne1:
Dumbo !! Are you also going to call them enemy of Nigeria, for daring to report huge loss under tinubu ? Always spewing rubbish. The guy matter tire me. 2 Likes |
| Business / Re: Cadbury Nigeria Reports N28.2billion Loss In 2023, Shareholders’ Funds Wiped Out by Omowale2023(m): 10:40pm On Apr 02 |
FreeStuffsNG:
Paper loss 
Cadbury is in great hands. The majority shareholder is getting a steal by increasing its stake in Cadbury Nigeria immediately after a forex devaluation before the naira recovers fully and cancel their forex gain in naira; purely smart business decision.
You don't increase your stake in a bad business.
Only cyberbullies with zero knowledge of financial statements will struggle to understand that this is a paper loss and that the winner is the majority shareholder.
Check my signature for free stuffs! Bro....you like saying the opposite. Somebody reported losses, you say it's paper loss. How? And some people will say you know what you are saying. Nigeria is finished 5 Likes 3 Shares |
| Politics / Re: Exchange Rate Crisis And Our Sleep Walk As A Nation To Oblivion by Omowale2023(m): 12:47am On Apr 02 |
Okoroawusa:
Bro, how market? I am glad I didn't read your epistle then in February and I didn't read it now in April.
Ifele megbuo gi there! Sir. It's clear you don't understand economics. Before the end of this year, it will reach 5k. |
| Career / Re: Enquiries: Chartered Institute Of Personnel Management [CIPM] Membership by Omowale2023(m): 10:37pm On Apr 01 |
danietohbadt:
They have changed it, and it's on their website.
Not sure there's an hard copy I found it difficult accessing my account and paying acceptance fees for me to access the materials. What will I do? |
| Career / Re: Enquiries: Chartered Institute Of Personnel Management [CIPM] Membership by Omowale2023(m): 3:12pm On Apr 01 |
As of December, last year. They told me(CIPM HEAD OFFICE) they are changing the syllabus, have they changed it?
How can I access the new study packs? I will prefer the hard copy. |
| Career / Re: Chartered Insurance Institute Of Nigeria (ciin) by Omowale2023(m): 2:54pm On Apr 01 |
I want to get my ciin certification. How long will it take me?
I studied chemistry in unilag, |
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| Business / Re: Tell Us One Business That Has A Lot Of Profits That People Don't Know? by Omowale2023(m): 1:36am On Mar 14 |
Aarenasbaba:
That iron condemn na rich business ooo, someone introduce it to me of recent…. I for do but d illegality of it they scare me Please enlighten me |
| Business / Re: Tell Us One Business That Has A Lot Of Profits That People Don't Know? by Omowale2023(m): 1:35am On Mar 14 |
Peledonomy:
Suya business. If u buy meat of 10k, you will be making 30k net. And u can make this in a day How can I get someone to do it for me? |
| Business / Re: Tell Us One Business That Has A Lot Of Profits That People Don't Know? by Omowale2023(m): 1:32am On Mar 14 |
Babastrong:
Cashew bussiness.
bring money and i can supply you trucks of cashew nuts. How much. |
| Business / Re: Telegram Business Account (tonbooster)in Nigeria by Omowale2023(m): 1:06am On Mar 14 |
sam1:
What is our job we advertise toncoin to telegram
Members Really. How do you dat |
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| Business / Re: Bitcoin Breaks $70,000 In Volatile Trading, Hitting A New Record To End The Week by Omowale2023(m): 9:13am On Mar 12 |
superlanny:
In Nigeria a good number of uninformed ignoramauses will say crypto is a scam, and will hail the govt for banning Binance, in sane climes with sensible people they are making loads of cool money trading and dealing in cryptocurrency.
This country and its people are too backward and archaic in their thinking. Very true 1 Like |
| Politics / Re: Floating Of Naira Worst Economic Decision - PENGASSAN by Omowale2023(m): 11:21pm On Mar 07 |
JagabanB:
So the picture I showed u about Obi, what does it say?
Do u know the meaning of floating a currency?
Is it different from what Obi posted?
Forces of demand and supply is what he said in his tweet, not floating the naira. There are 2 different things, |
| Politics / Re: Floating Of Naira Worst Economic Decision - PENGASSAN by Omowale2023(m): 2:58pm On Mar 07 |
JagabanB:
If you don't know what floating of naira means, just rest.
Certain discussion are way above most of u.
From Obi said he will not float naira to this.
Bro.....he never said ye will float the naira. What he meant his; he knows the policies and programs needed to ensure the naira becomes strong. Tinubu also never said he will float the naira, he did it when he was in power. Get your facts right |
| Politics / Re: Floating Of Naira Worst Economic Decision - PENGASSAN by Omowale2023(m): 8:38am On Mar 07 |
JagabanB:
Obi and Atiku said they will float naira, stop spreading Iies.
The one below means what?
Minister of information, can u tell us?
It's obvious 90% of u folks making ñoisè online dón't even know anything about anything, just ñóisè. Who controls the forces of supply and demand? |
| Politics / Re: Floating Of Naira Worst Economic Decision - PENGASSAN by Omowale2023(m): 7:43pm On Mar 06 |
JagabanB:
I have replied him, if u are not aware that Obi and Atiku said it emphatically without mincing words that they would remove subsidy and float naira, I can't help u.
Obi and Atiku agreed to remove fuel subsidy, but they never said they will float the naira. Stop spreading misinformation |
| Career / Re: N200k/month Earning Is No Longer The Way Out by Omowale2023(m): 8:43pm On Feb 28 |
nifemi25:
Thou the economy is not friendly now but still wondering how you spent 200k in just a week...since you said you don't womanize neither drink or smoke ..... Definitely you are into gambling or spend lavishly....
I can assure you if you earn 1million as salary , you will still complain at the end of the month...most family man here in Lagos earns between 80 and 120 and they still survive..try as much as possible to spend wisely so as to know where your problem is... I totally disagree with you. I have sent 200k in 2 days. I had to pick between repairing my phone at 40k or buying a new reasonable phone @150k. I had 90k on me. I just decided to close my eyes and repair my 2 Samsung phones at 77k. The economy is hard, but with God, we are harder! |
